In Part 1, Tala would receive a Band 9 for lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy as well as coherence.

Yesterday we had a good conversation while eating my mom's famous chicken biryani. That is the end of part one. We will now continue with part two. After analyzing each question in part one, the examiner can conclude that Arya's fluency is a band nine. She speaks without hesitation. Her grammatical range is also band nine. She uses present perfect, conditional as well as other forms of grammar. Her grammatical accuracy is about a band 8 to 8.5. Other than a couple of awkward mistakes like a missing preposition the, her grammar overall is very good. Her lexical resource is again a band nine. She uses a wide range of vocabulary including idiomatic language. And her pronunciation in part one is a band nine. The examiner does not have to concentrate or guess any of the words that Arya is using. Overall the coherence is a band nine so Arya for part one is an expert user of the English language. Now let's continue.

It's this kind of advanced paraphrasing that gives added clarity, brings up that lexical resource mark, and earns that band 9 score.

Let's talk about parents. How often do you see your parents? Fortunately I see my parents every day because as I had mentioned earlier I'm living at home. I saw both my mom and dad this morning before coming to this exam. Where do your parents live? They reside in the same house as me just on the outskirts of Kolkata. My mom and dad bought our home just before my older brother was born back at the end of the 90s. What do you like about your mom and dad? I think my mom and dad are great. Specifically they are very supportive of my decisions and they love me very much. Both my mom and dad take their time to resolve challenges that come up in my life. Most recently my decision to study abroad and the best way to go about this. Why is it important to have good parents? Having good parents in my opinion is the key to have a happy healthy and successful life. I mean parents are the foundation for the ideologies and behaviors that a person develops to navigate their life. Good parents like mine empower their children to be confident and ambitious. How has parenting changed from one generation before? That's tough to say. I think that parenting has evolved from a generation ago especially in the sense of respect that's given by parents to their children. I think during my grandparents time children were loved but they're treated as less equal to adults and parents these days have a greater sense of respect for the emotions and perspectives of their children and this has been a positive change. If you could change your parents in some way what would it be? Honestly I don't think I would change any part of my parents as I love them just the way they are. However if I could I would wave my magic wand so that they can have even more financial security and never have to worry about money. Jaleel earns an incredible band 9 on her speaking part 1 for several reasons. Right away during the introduction when she presents her ID and gives her name she shows calm confident and fluent English. She explains to the examiner her full name and then requests the examiner to call her Jaleel. Afterwards for every single answer in part 1 she is able to produce accurate detailed grammatically complex responses showing great lexical resource and clear pronunciation. Let's take a look at some of these questions and answers in detail. For the ice breaker question where she lives Jaleel answers with detail and she does not rush her response.

common shows the examiner you've got a wide lexical resource or helps to

the second do is a lexical verb.

Prefixes, like other affixes, can be either inflectional (changing the syntactic category) or derivational (changing either the lexical category or the semantic meaning).

At the very least, you need to understand that your IELTS writing score is made up of four different parts: task achievement, coherence and cohesion, lexical resource (which means vocabulary), and

Next is lexical resource.

We've adopted them into the sort of existing lexical structure that we have so that they sound like normal words.